Mr. Scot

FYI, that's FMIA, not MMQB.

Yeah, same MO. Latch on to and obsess over a single concept that he thinks makes him look smarter than everybody else (in this case believing that he understands how David Tepper does business) while not understanding that all it really does is annoy people. Then make a bunch of bold predictions based on that, pretty much all of which turn out to be wrong, but still talk as if he were a big deal. And therein lies the problem, I think. He wants to be a big deal, but the way he goes about it just isn't productive.

...Kevin James? Paul Blart, NFL Coach? Brings up the question, who should play Sean Payton?

Pretty sure it's our old friend, Sanjay. He pulls a lot of the same dumb stunts. Won't be too surprised if he gets banned again soon. I know he the living sh-t out of the mods with some of this stuff.

I wouldn't hold my breath on either of those things happening.

This is basically how Ryan Grigson ran the Colts. It's a huge reason why Grigson got fired and why Andrew Luck is now retired.

I gotcha. Is this part of the same scenario where the Jets don't take Zach Wilson?

If we have an opportunity to get a premier left tackle that'll protect our quarterback for the next ten years, there's no way in hell we should pass on him.

Like we did two years ago? Every time we have an opportunity to possibly get a franchise left tackle, we find some excuse not to take them. This is the year to break that trend.

Some of them aren't very good.

Who's playing left tackle in this scenario?

No it isn't.

I could live with Pitts, but dammit I want a ten year left tackle.

Sewell... Slater... Darrisaw as a fall back... You might notice a trend here.

The Bengals are the biggest threat to take my favorite pick (Sewell).

Don't know who this guy is but Ellis seems to agree with him. As mentioned many times, I want OL.

What the hell?

Somebody from ESPN or NFL Network should interview that kid as part of their draft coverage

In what many are saying is one of the best OL drafts in a long time, we're in a prime position to get an elite left tackle prospect that could anchor that spot for the next ten years. If we come away without that, I'm gonna be really disappointed.

As someone pointed out a while back, Fitterer isn't used to picking this high.

There's a version of that where they dubbed in Jim Ross's voice

Said it elsewhere: Darnold's age isn't what gets me so much as it is just how little experience he has playing quarterback. You can coach him up like a rookie without having to worry about helping him adjust to the speed of the NFL.

Darnold is only 23 years old. As someone mentioned on Twitter, Sewell is only 20. Just 20 years old...and since he sat out a year, those clips you're watching are of a 19 year old kid throwing people around. We get this kid, I'm gonna be doing the Snoopy dance.